Definitionn. a storm with widespread snowfall accompanied by strong winds
Last update: September 7, 2015
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After occuring snowstorm there was very cold. [Please select]
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Jackson had planned to propose to Elisabeth in Coronet Park after the first snowstorm, but if Miriam wanted to take part he would not deny her. [Please select]
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There he and Old Man Winter sit and smoke, and lay their plans for the next snowstorm. [Please select]
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On the 20th of December there was a fearful snowstorm, such as had not been witnessed for years. [Please select]
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As late as the middle of June there was a heavy snowstorm in New England. [Please select]
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"There's a big snowstorm coming up," ruminated the Master, as he scanned the grim weather-signs. [Please select]
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The newborn snowstorm was developing into a very promising little blizzard. [Please select]
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In a snowstorm, on such a dark night as this, they could not see our heads five yards off. [Please select]
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We were sadly mistaken; by the time we had gone another half-mile we were in the thick of a bewildering, blinding snowstorm. [Please select]
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It was on the way back from Kemmel village one day that I met a queer apparition through a heavy snowstorm. [Please select]
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Ten days before Christmas we had a big snowstorm--at least we thought it big at the time. [Please select]
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